1994 Nissan Skyline 2.6L Petrol · F1 MWM

The most recent MOT on 5 June 2026 passed with no defects, confirming current roadworthiness. However, this test followed a 12-year gap since the previous check in April 2014. Such an extended period without testing means the vehicle's condition could have deteriorated significantly in unseen areas. Mileage data is too sparse for meaningful analysis. Only one specific figure exists: 33,510 miles in April 2011. The July 2012 test lists 0 miles, likely a data error. No mileages are recorded for the 2014 or 2026 tests. This lack of consistent data prevents assessing wear against age. The 2011 test identified worn front suspension ball joints on both sides, ABS faults, and multiple lighting defects. While these were resolved by subsequent passes, the 12-year gap since the last MOT means these components need urgent physical inspection. Buyers must check suspension bushes, ABS sensors, and all exterior lights. Structural rust in chassis or wheel arches is also a critical concern for a 32-year-old vehicle.